Screenforge vs Statey

Screenforge records screen demos and polishes them with automatic zooms, styled cursors, backgrounds and a built in timeline, all without an account or watermark.

Shared, structured state across Claude, Cursor, and ChatGPT. Validated records, versioned schema, every change attributed to the human or agent that made it. MCP-native,...

About Screenforge

Screenforge is a desktop screen recorder aimed at indie builders who make product demos. After capturing a full screen, single window or custom region, it studies cursor activity and places zoom clips where the action is concentrated, with magnification from 1x to 4x and adjustable easing. The cursor can be enlarged, given click ripples and motion blur, and hidden when idle. Recordings can be framed with wallpapers or solid colours, padding, rounded corners and shadows, and a timeline editor handles splitting and trimming with 100 undo steps. Camera overlay and microphone capture are included. The app is free for commercial use, needs no account and exports clean files. A newer Director feature uses an AI agent to record narrated demos.

About Statey

Shared, structured state across Claude, Cursor, and ChatGPT. Validated records, versioned schema, every change attributed to the human or agent that made it. MCP-native, hosted, free to start. Query it next week from Cursor and the same record answers, even if an agent changed it in between, because every change is attributed. One hosted database, every MCP client, no server to run. Agent-driven work needs a data layer built for it. Each one trades away something a real database was always better at:.